British PM observes 'coming together' after Brexit in Easter message
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Theresa May has spoken of a "sense of people coming together" following the UK's vote to leave the EU, as stated by BBC.
In her first Easter message as PM, she said "opportunities" would arise from Brexit and emphasised the UK's "shared ambitions and above all shared values".
She said people should feel "confident" about Christianity's role in society and free to speak about their faith.
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said the Easter message of peace "could not have more urgency throughout the world".
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